David Camilleri
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USB 3.0 Transfer of Files
Attached please find info about my system. In my Motherboard there are two USB 3.0 ports. I attached a SATA Drive Docker to insert a SATA2 drive and in the other USB 3.0 port I attached and Expansion Portable Drive.
I have to stransfer 310GB from my docker drive to my EPD. The dialog box tells me the time for transfer is 2 hours which is ridiculous. It should take minutes with USB 3.0 interface.
Something is wrong here.
DxDiag.txt
I have to stransfer 310GB from my docker drive to my EPD. The dialog box tells me the time for transfer is 2 hours which is ridiculous. It should take minutes with USB 3.0 interface.
Something is wrong here.
DxDiag.txt
What is the estimated time if you copy the data from the docker to an internal HDD?
Does your USB dock support USB 3, or is it a USB 2 dock? Both the dock and the ports need to support USB 3 for you to get USB 3 speeds. If your dock only supports USB 2, that'll be what you get.
Also, if you are copying a lot of very small files your transfer speed will also be greatly reduced, when comparing to one large file
Also, if you are copying a lot of very small files your transfer speed will also be greatly reduced, when comparing to one large file
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I have changed the interface. I am transferring a 302Gb file in my internal hard drive to a EPD by USB 3.0. The speed is 52Mb per second. I find this slow.
It's definitely better than the ~20MB/s you would get using USB 2.
I suspect that 52MB/s is the maximum rate at which your external drive can write.
HTH,
Dan
I suspect that 52MB/s is the maximum rate at which your external drive can write.
HTH,
Dan
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